Rams WR Puka Nacua kept on rolling in Sunday’s win over the Colts. The third-year pro turned 15 targets into 13 catches, 170 yards, and 1 TD. Puka now leads the NFL – by a wide margin – in catches (42) and receiving yards (503).
Nacua produced 7 catches for 112 yards over the first two quarters alone. He left briefly to get checked out for a thumb injury in the third quarter, but it proved minor as he continued carving up the Colts' defense.
Nacua’s now reached 90 yards in five straight going back to 2024. He's yet to drop a ball this year, while he's up to an absurd 4.17 yards per route run.
Meanwhile, Davante Adams delivered his third straight game with a TD. His 6 targets marked just a 14.6% share, but fantasy managers should be satisfied with the result given the circumstances. Adams (hamstring) entered the matchup questionable after missing practice on Wednesday and Thursday.
Bottom line: Managers should continue treating Nacua like one of the best assets in all of fantasy football. Adams will remain a must-start, too. Next up is a Thursday night home game against a 49ers team that's allowed only one WR (Jaxson Smith-Njigba) to reach 60 yards this season.
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